National museum of science and technology Leonardo Da Vinci -25%

The Leonardo da Vinci National Science and Technology Museum, founded in 1953, is the nation’s largest museum of science and technology, with collections devoted to transport, materials, energy, communications, the interpenetration of art and science, new frontiers in science and technology and science for children.

The aim of the museum is to educate and engage new audiences about scientific phenomena in a practical way and it successfully manages this through the use of interactive workshops that can be enjoyed by everyone.

There is even a real submarine that you can visit (reservations to be made at the front desk – separate ticket is required) plus a number of old steam trains to climb aboard, aeroplanes and even a full-scale reconstruction of the ballroom and bridge of an ocean liner.

Experience science and technology at the museum’s interactive workshops, participate in theatrical activities, visit a temporary exhibition, discover Leonardo da Vinci’s most important collection of machine models, board the submarine Enrico Toti, and take part in conferences, workshops and events to form an opinion on current topical issues.

WHERE: Via San Vittore 21, 20123 Milano 

PRICES: 10€ full ticket

WITH MILANOCARD: -25% ( 7,50€ instead of 10€ for the full ticket, for every owner of the MilanoCard) 

OPENING HOURS: Thuesday – Friday 9.30 – 17.00 Saturday and holidays 9.30 – 18.30

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children’s friendly